Frames from the Nexterra web experience. Nexterra develops and operates clean energy systems acro...

Frames from the Nexterra web experience. Nexterra develops and operates clean energy systems acro...Frames from the Nexterra web experience. Nexterra develops and operates clean energy systems acro...

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Keshika G

• 17h

Frames from the Nexterra web experience.

Nexterra develops and operates clean energy systems across solar, wind, hydroelectric, energy storage, and nuclear, including small modular reactors.

For the website, the challenge was presenting a technically diverse energy company through an experience that feels confident, energetic, and easy to navigate without falling into the familiar visual language of the renewable energy category.

I worked on translating the brand system into the digital experience, bringing together bold typography, a dark visual foundation, energetic accent colors, structured layouts, and expressive 2.5D illustrations.

The different energy categories are carried through the interface using distinct color cues, while the overall system stays visually consistent across the site. Motion, composition, and illustration help communicate complex infrastructure in a way that feels clear and approachable.

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Stefano B.

• Sep 8

Clean,Modern and user-friendly landing page

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Abdullah Eroğlu

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• Sep 9

So cool with aesthetic visuals and negative text overflows!

Harry Dodd

• Sep 8

Neuropathic pain science is hard to explain. Mechanical allodynia, hyperalgesia... That was the main focus behind a recent brand refresh and landing page built for Allothera. Make the complex simple. The page doesn't skip the science, it just doesn't lead with it. One warm palette, one recurring illustration of the pain pathway through the body, copy that leads with the patient's experience. Nothing about the science changed, we just told it in a different order with some clean visuals.